Sentence examples for displays why from inspiring English sources
Say something that displays why you're there.
A look at the level of spending on electricity infrastructure over the past 20 years, however, quickly displays why electricity prices have exploded in the past six years: In 2004, the value of engineering construction work done (by the private sector and state governments) was about 0.4% of GDP; by 2009 it was more than double – up to 0.9%.
However, the burden is on the rationalist to come up with an account that displays why their favoured kind of motivating process deserves to be called reasoning, and not something else, and that it delivers determinate conclusions about ends (see below).
So if IBM can turn more profit by arming PC makers like Dell and Compaq with disk drives, chips and flat-panel displays, why not exit the PC business entirely and leave them to slash each other's throats in price wars?
Recently, Reza Aslan, a professor, writer and scholar of religions, appeared on the Fox program Spirited Debate to discuss his new book about Jesus, Zealot: The Life and Times of Jesus of Nazareth, and the interview displays why it's so hard to talk about religion.
The Palm Beach Post's Kevin D. Thompson wrote that Shannon's performance "displays why she should have her own sitcom", while Cox wrote that she has a "quality in which a tightly bound surface normalcy seems to barely contain a bundle of tics and impulses, and the writers make excellent use of it by having Val try to first steal Grace's flair for design, then cop one of her clients".
On this display, why David Moyes was so keen to take Baines to Manchester United is evident.
In that stretch, she displayed why she has struggled since she stormed to the forefront of the L.P.G.A.
It may not have been much of a game, but Duke quickly displayed why it is one of the top two teams in the country.
If there's an independent business with a particularly eye-catching Christmas-themed window display, why not take a photo and share it with us.
"Not now, Bob," says his wife (Laurie Metcalf), displaying why beneath its supposedly risky premise the series is just one more benign and stale family sitcom.
